Putin spoke about the decision to send decommissioned cars of government agencies to his

The vehicles of the Russian government departments, which had previously been decommissioned, were sent to the special operation zone at the request of the command. This was announced on July 6 by Russian President Vladimir Putin during a visit to the exhibition "Everything for Victory!".

"This was a request from the commanders, directly. Why write it off? Sometimes it's a one-time use. Come on, they say, the decommissioned ones will do," the Russian leader shared.

At the same time, the head of state clarified that he also intends to discuss the initiative with the Ministry of Defense and the government to send civilian doctors on short-term business trips to hospitals located on the line of contact.

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During the "Everything for Victory" forum, Putin said that more than 54 billion rubles of public funds had been raised to support the special operation. He noted that this initiative made it possible to deliver the necessary equipment, equipment, quadrocopters, first-aid kits, as well as more than 14 thousand cars and other vehicles to the front.